[2026] Recently trending boy groups. List of male group singers
In recent years, both in Japan and abroad, the number of male vocal groups has really grown!
These boy groups, with a core of passionate female fans, have sparked excitement and captivated many people.
Sensing the trend of boy groups, many of you may be thinking, “I want to learn more about the most popular groups, too!”
In this article, we’ll introduce a range of Japanese boy groups that have been attracting attention lately, all in one go.
If a group catches your eye, be sure to check out their performances and videos on social media—and dive headfirst into stanning your favorite!
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[2026] Recently popular boy group. List of male group singers (21–30)
With UsJO1
JO1 captivates with a fresh performance style that feels like a fusion of J-POP and K-POP.
They’ve also made headlines for being produced by Yoshimoto Kogyo, the major entertainment company known for its popular comedians.
Formed by 11 winners from the Japanese version of the hit Korean audition show PRODUCE 101, they are a global boy group.
Their debut single, “Infinity” (released on March 4, 2020), topped both the Oricon weekly and daily charts.
Beyond Japan, they also achieved No.
1 on the overall iTunes charts in places like Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia, showcasing strong popularity at home and abroad.
They’ve sparked a revolution in Japanese boy groups, and they’re definitely ones to watch.
Brand New DayDXTEEN
LAPONE Entertainment is also known for producing INI.
In 2023, DXTEEN made their debut from the same label.
They are a six-member Japanese boy group, and from right after their debut, they have appeared on TV and radio.
That alone shows how much attention they’re getting.
First, check out their songs, and then watch the programs they’ve been on to get a feel for who they are.
You’ll surely find them relatable and end up liking them even more.
Feel the light, LovelySnow Man
Snow Man is a nine-member idol group that captivates audiences with acrobatic, beautiful dance.
Produced for the first time by Hideaki “Takki” Takizawa, they debuted on January 22, 2020.
Their double A-side debut single with SixTONES, “D.D./Imitation Rain,” achieved an unprecedented first-week million sales for a debut single.
The group is filled with members who showcase multifaceted talents, thriving on variety shows and as actors.
Many members come from a stage background, so they excel at presenting their dance—be sure to pay attention to each individual’s performance.
Irresponsible? Who cares—LOVE!KAMIGATA BOYZ
KAMIGATA BOYZ is a unit formed by a group of entertainers from the Kansai region.
Established in 2024 with the goal of energizing the Kansai music scene, they made their debut with the energetic, Kansai-flavored track “Muzenseki de Ee Janai ka LOVE,” produced by Kenichi Maeyamada and Shogo Onishi.
Featuring a uniquely diverse lineup from groups like SUPER EIGHT, WEST., and Naniwa Danshi, the unit brings together key figures driving Kansai entertainment: Yu Yokoyama, Shingo Murakami, Daiki Shigeoka, Akito Kiriyama, Daigo Nishihata, and Ryusei Onishi.
Though they vary in age and hometowns, the music they create as part of the DREAM IsLAND project is drawing attention as a new facet of Kansai culture.
They’re a highly promising boy group recommended not only for those connected to Kansai, but also for anyone who hasn’t discovered them yet.
Sakura GroundGen’in wa jibun ni aru.
The boy group Genin wa Jibun ni Aru.
was formed through the debut project “BATTLE STREET.” Their debut was announced at the live show “BATTLE BOYS LIVE 2019 ~DREAMS COME TRUE~” by their labelmates BATTLE BOYS, which drew considerable attention.
Not only are their songs excellent, but they also actively hold events and concerts where fans can interact with the artists—one of their key attractions.
If you become a fan after listening to their music, I highly recommend going to see them in person.
proof of existenceKID PHENOMENON
KID PHENOMENON debuted on August 23, 2023, drawing attention with their youthful energy and dynamic dance performances.
Their November 29 release that same year, “Proof of Existence,” also became a hot topic.
Their stages, showcasing both strong vocals and dance, feel like a breath of fresh air.
Each member’s unique qualities shine, and the seven-member harmony is a must-hear! With an average age in their teens, there’s plenty to look forward to from them in the future.
GOD_iNumber_i
Number_i captivates with the overwhelming dance performances of its three members.
While rooted in J-pop, their innovative style deftly weaves in rap and dance, bringing a fresh breeze to the music scene.
They made a simultaneous worldwide debut with a digital single in January 2024, achieving a sensational launch that surpassed 10 million views in just three days.
Their album “No.O -ring-” topped the annual digital album rankings and earned numerous accolades, including the Special Award at the 66th Japan Record Awards.
In September, they performed at the major U.S.
music festival Coachella, showcasing their presence both domestically and internationally.
Their blend of strong vocals and dynamic dance performances is sure to resonate with anyone who wants to fully enjoy entertainment.